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The Structure of a Flowering Plant
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What are the two main sections of a flowering plant?

Shoot and root systems

What is a node on a plant stem?

Point where a side branch grows

What is an internode?

Region between two nodes on the stem

What is the petiole?

Stalk attaching leaf to stem

What does photosynthesis convert into glucose and oxygen?

Carbon dioxide and water

In the photosynthesis equation, what is C6H12O6C_6H_{12}O_6?

Glucose produced

How many molecules of CO2CO_2 are needed in photosynthesis to make one glucose molecule?

6

Where are stomata located on a plant?

On the underside of leaves

Where are lenticels found on a plant?

On stems

Which structures allow gas exchange in the shoot system?

Stomata and lenticels

What is one function of the root system?

Anchors the plant in soil

What do root hairs absorb from the soil?

Water and minerals

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